Super Short Summary

Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi is set in the fictional African nation of Orïsha, where magic has vanished after a brutal massacre of magical adults. Zélie, a divîner with dormant magical potential, teams up with her brother Tzain and Princess Amari to restore magic using a sacred scroll. They face numerous trials and violent conflict with the oppressive monarchy as they strive to complete their mission. The novel contains depictions of racism, graphic violence, emotional abuse, forced labor, and sexual assault and harassment.